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I believe that by accepting your invitation, one would be making a fool of oneself. Not the other way around. First of all, because it would mean that one has time to waste, and I - unfortunately - do not. Second, because Moscow is truly a dreadful city, and if someone has time to waste, it would be better to waste it in Honolulu, or even at home. Certainly, accepting invitations from people one doesn't even know who are paying for plane tickets to such dreary places is not a good way to waste time. I’d rather listen to the discography of Milli Vanilli and put an end to my miserable existence.
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I just pointed out that you don't even know how to book a plane ticket. Period. I don't want to come visit you. I don't have to come visit you. I don't care what you think of me. I take too many flights as it is, and I gladly avoid cold places like Moscow unless it's June or July. Enjoy the twenty degrees below zero. Bye.
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I'm not a woodcock. I've always said what I thought about everyone, with this nickname. I didn’t need a fake; if I want to call someone an idiot, I will. I don’t even know who you are, what you’ve written, what you listen to; I've never read anything of yours. I laughed yesterday when I read about the postal police (and indeed I mentioned it), and just now when you were talking about video conferences when it's been ten years since you took a plane. That's all.
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I think it’s you who has never taken a flight. There’s absolutely no need for an address; you just need their first name, last name, and date of birth. You pay for the ticket, they go to the airport with their ID card, and off they go. Exaggerating, but really exaggerating, they would need the reservation number. Even though they practically never ask for it. And this goes for all airlines registered with IATA, which includes any airline that flies from Italy to Moscow. Videoconferences, hotel brothels, restaurants... and you don’t even know that paper tickets haven’t been necessary for at least 10 years. Come on, give me more. You’re fun.
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ha ha ha ha... oh oh oh oh... go, send it full blast!
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Here it is! First, you said, "I've reworked (NOT copied, mind you) 9 and NOT 50" then it becomes "1 caught remixed on 200," and soon it will be the real number, meaning all of them. They caught you with about twenty instances of identical sentences through Google, because not everyone has time to waste searching for your nonsense. The others you must have copied, changing some phrases here and there, or you lifted them from newspapers. And you know that you copied them all. "Just 20 years old" Sure, maybe. I would have had to listen to 25 albums of the day to know what I'm talking about at 20. Sure, I'm not decomposing like you, but I'm also not twenty. And watch what you write, because you embarrass yourself with every post. What a pity.
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<< take a look at Joe Lansdale >> Never heard of him, that’s a sign too, thanks :)
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<< You even convinced me to REVIEW >> And since when do you review? Oh right, you just rework other people's stuff... I almost forgot. But really: don't leave entire sentences the same, it's so pathetic. Change a few phrases, find some synonyms. Ask for help if you need to. Being below the world average isn't a crime; what's important is that you try to improve. Come on, you can do it. Come on.
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Oh crap, it’s true, I had forgotten. I had noted "Eureka Street," now I’ll grab it. I also forgot about the 2006 one by Welsh; I need to find some mailing lists for literary releases. Or I can ask you :D
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I just finished the new Palahniuk and the bibliography of Edward Bunker (there aren't many), another guy who had me in stitches; Kosmo had recommended him to me years ago, but I only took the advice a couple of months ago. Now I don't know, I need to find a new author whose works I can read all about, or wait for the new one from Welsh :D